Sentence examples for morphological match to from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, it is likely that fine morphological match to the gravel environment promotes fishes' ability to burrow into the sediment, escape from predators, and/or capture prey in wave-disturbed gravel beaches.

We have DNA barcoded 36 collections from British Columbia tentatively assigned to the last mentioned species [ 22], however, these sequences group with species of Neorhodomela rather than Rhodomela in preliminary trees and the actual plants are not a good morphological match to the detailed description for R. tenuissima in Masuda [ 48].

However, further comparisons suggest to me that T. abyssinicus finds its closest morphological match with Miotragocerus monacensis, represented by the syntype calvarium from Oberföhring, near Munich [64].

Combined with the wide range of allotropes observed to date - including the zero-dimensional fullerenes, the one-dimensional nanotubes and nanofibres, the two-dimensional graphenes, and three-dimensional graphite - carbon truly has a morphological character perfectly matched to its impressive electronic properties.

Because not all studies investigating morphological matching between insects and plants present slopes of relationships and tests for homogeneity of slopes, we re-analyzed data compiled from previous studies with plants on the X-axis of the regression as well as with plants on the Y-axis of the regression.

I'm just going match to match".

Due to the technical protocol of MarcUrb Abattoir, no attempt was made to match morphological studies to the age of the donor or position of the gonad (right or left).

In addition to local adaptation via genetic responses, plant species might perform well over a wide range of environments through phenotypic plasticity where a single, all-purpose genotype buffers the individual from the environment or changes the phenotypic expression of physiological and morphological traits to match environmental cues (Van Tienderen 1997).

Within the database, blocks of text can be hyperlinked based on matches to the ontology, including descriptive text (e.g., morphological character descriptions, taxonomic descriptions, and identification tools like taxonomic keys).

Bring matches to start campfires.

We have previously shown that in Wrn Δ hel/ Δ hel mice, the liver is the first tissue to show morphological changes compared to age-matched wild type animals [ 16, 30].